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Disposable income records modest 1.9 pct YoY rise in Q3, saving rate again negative
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Strong primary surplus of over 8 bln at close of 2025 as spending is contained
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Nov data confirms record-breaking year for tourism as 11M receipts reach 23 bln, up 8.9 pct
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Industrial turnover posts modest 0.7 pct YoY rise in Nov, falls sharply MoM
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Current account deficit at 2.08 bln in Nov, falls significantly in 11M
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Car sales record strong rise in Dec, grow by 5.9 pct YoY in 2025
Inflation to persist, creating more economic policy challenges
It has become increasingly evident that the inflation clouds which started gathering above the Greek economy since June last year are not going anywhere soon as the authorities had hoped when they started announcing a series of support initiatives for households and businesses several months ago.
Although the final budget for 2022 was debated in Parliament in December, the Finance Ministry had not changed its inflation estimate for this year, which had a GDP deflator of 1 pct and a harmonized price index of 0.8 pct.
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